Blood & Water season 2 leaves more questions than answers - NetflixSA
Parkhurst High returns with a rocky start between Puleng and Fikile following the revelation of the DNA results, and the drama ensures to test old alliances and forging new and unlikely friendships. A new school therapist joins the staff, and a new hunk, Sam, joins the Parkhurst gang, with both bringing a few secrets of their own.16-year-old Puleng Khumalo's investigation into her long lost sister's disappearance continues in season 2 of Netflix's teen mystery drama,.
With several subplots running concurrently, including topics concerning mental illness, drug abuse, and sexuality, Puleng's kidnapping investigation appears to take a back seat. Instead of heightening tension and enriching the main plot, secondary plotlines detract from the primary story. The series starts off slow and drags in places with unnecessary plotlines, only to frantically kick into high gear in the season's final minutes.
Although I had concerns about the storylines and character development, the camerawork, cinematography, and soundtrack are excellent, especially when considering the challenges of filming during Covid-19. The on-screen pop-up text message conversations, video calls and other"Hollywood-style" editing could have quickly become a distraction or annoyance to the viewer, but it was handled superbly and in a way that enhanced the viewers' experience.
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